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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2019 Dec 14.
Published in final edited form as: Obesity (Silver Spring). 2019 Jun 14;27(8):1266–1274. doi: 10.1002/oby.22525

Table 3. Adjusted mean scores show effects of randomization on cognitive outcomes at post-intervention and long-term follow-up based on mixed-effect models.

Values show adjusted mean scores for cognitive variables at post-intervention and long-term follow-up time points with 95% confidence intervals shown in parentheses. Columns on the right show p-values reflecting the main effect of time (was there a significant difference in group mean over follow-up visits) and the main effect of group randomization for each variable.

Post-intervention Adjusted mean (95% CI) Long-term Follow-up Adjusted mean (95% CI) p-value p-value
Outcomes ExOnly Ex+Mod-CR Ex+High-CR ExOnly Ex+Mod-CR Ex+High-CR visit group
Model 2
EF Composite 0.190(0.062,0.319) 0.165(0.049,0.280) 0.179(0.059,0.298) 0.150(0.021,0.279) 0.124(0.006,0.243) 0.138(0.017,0.260) 0.1825 0.9430
DSC 44.52(42.22,46.82) 43.96(41.97,45.96) 44.07(41.98,46.16) 46.72(44.44,49.01) 46.17(44.12,48.21) 46.27(44.15,48.40) 0.0008 0.9028
Trials B-A 44.27(33.81,54.72) 47.78(38.54,57.02) 39.98(30.35,49.61) 48.49(38.14,58.83) 52.00(42.34,61.66) 44.20(34.23,54.17) 0.2945 0.3834
Stroop Interference 27.32(23.49,31.16) 30.54(27.14,33.94) 28.60(25.10,32.11) 28.94(25.12,32.76) 32.15(28.60,35.70) 30.22(26.59,33.84) 0.2085 0.3278
Semantic Fluency 20.36(19.03,21.69) 20.92(19.73,22.11) 20.88(19.65,22.11) 19.22(17.90,20.54) 19.78(18.54,21.01) 19.74(18.47,21.01) 0.0166 0.7124
Phonemic Fluency 13.59(12.49,14.68) 13.04(12.07,14.00) 12.58(11.58,13.58) 13.69(12.60,14.78) 13.14(12.16,14.13) 12.69(11.67,13.70) 0.6521 0.2915
RAVLT 48.80(45.54,52.06) 45.61(42.69,48.53) 47.65(44.55,50.75) 51.04(47.79,54.29) 47.86(44.87,50.85) 49.89(46.73,53.06) 0.0095 0.2345
MMSE 27.61(27.05,28.16) 27.80(27.29,28.30) 28.36(27.84,28.88) 28.00(27.45,28.55) 28.19(27.66,28.71) 28.75(28.21,29.30) 0.0881 0.0384

Model 2 adjusted for Model 1 variables (baseline task performance, age, sex, race, and education) + hypertension status, type 2 diabetes status, and BMI.

No interaction between group and visit was statistically significant.